FLEXIFY POLAR TO RECTANGULAR REGISTRATION
OppositionĪny person who has a valid ground of opposition (see section 38 of the Trade-marks Act for the grounds of opposition) to any application for registration of a trademark or to any application for registration of a trademark extending the statement of goods or services advertised in this Trade-marks Journal may file a statement of opposition with the Registrar of Trade-marks within two months from the date of issue of this publication. The Journal includes reference to the Nice classification when the goods or services of an application have been grouped and classed by the applicant in accordance with the current version and edition of the Nice Classification. The filing date of each trademark application advertised in the Trade-marks Journal, including those to extend the statement of goods or services of an existing registration, is shown next to the application number in the sequence of Year, Month and Day. Any registration resulting from the application will be restricted to these goods or services described therein. If the language of the application is French, the goods, services, or other text and description appearing in the English version of the Journal have been translated. If the language of the application is English, the goods, services, or other text and description appearing in the English version of the Journal are in the language filed by the applicant.
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